NOLEGEIN-Journal of Business Ethics , Ethos & CSR

Leadership for Transforming Extended Organization and the role of the HR Department: The Case Study of Jaipur Rugs

Trilok Kumar Jain — Mon, 22 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Social entrepreneurship has gained significant attention in recent years, highlighting innovative approaches to business that prioritize societal impact alongside profitability. This case study examines the leadership and organizational practices of Jaipur Rugs, founded by Mr. N K Chaudhary, a prominent figure in the realm of social entrepreneurship. Jaipur Rugs not only focuses on commercial success but also places utmost importance on the welfare and development of its weavers and their families through initiatives like the Jaipur Rugs Foundation. and a profound commitment to community welfare. He has cultivated a culture of collaboration and trust within Jaipur Rugs, where employees, especially weavers, are empowered to participate in decision-making processes. This case study explores how these values translate into organizational practices that foster employee engagement, well-being, and holistic development. The role of Jaipur Rugs' HR department is pivotal in nurturing this environment. It focuses on training, leadership development, and fostering a supportive workplace culture that promotes creativity, ethical behaviour, and work-life balance. Through these efforts, Jaipur Rugs not only enhances employee satisfaction and retention but also drives superior organizational performance grounded in integrity and social responsibility.

Synthesis of Educational Philosophy with Indian Culture and Traditional Ethos: A Framework for Holistic Development

Rashmi Pandey — Mon, 24 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This paper proposes a framework for the synthesis of educational philosophy with Indian culture and traditional ethos, aimed at fostering holistic development. Recognizing the rich cultural heritage and deep-rooted traditions of India, this framework advocates for an educational approach that seamlessly integrates modern pedagogical principles with indigenous wisdom. At its core, the framework emphasizes the alignment of educational goals with the values, beliefs, and practices inherent in Indian culture. It calls for a reimagining of the educational landscape to reflect the holistic principles embedded in Indian philosophy, such as the pursuit of knowledge (Jnana), righteousness (Dharma), and self-realization (Moksha). Central to this synthesis is the incorporation of ancient Indian texts, scriptures, and philosophical teachings into educational curricula. By drawing upon timeless wisdom found in texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita, educators can instil values of compassion, empathy, and spiritual growth in learners. Furthermore, the framework underscores the importance of experiential learning, emphasizing the role of nature, arts, and community engagement in education. By reconnecting with the natural world and engaging in practices like yoga, meditation, and traditional arts, students can develop a deep sense of harmony, balance, and interconnectedness. Moreover, this framework advocates for a learner-cantered approach that honours individual differences, fosters creativity, and promotes critical thinking. By nurturing students' innate talents and encouraging them to explore their unique potentials, education can become a transformative journey towards self-discovery and fulfilment. The synthesis of educational philosophy with Indian culture and traditional ethos offers a promising framework for holistic development. By blending ancient wisdom with contemporary educational practices, we can create learning environments that nurture not only intellectual growth but also emotional resilience, ethical integrity, and spiritual well-being. This holistic approach to education has the potential to empower learners to become compassionate, responsible, and globally aware citizens who contribute positively to society.

INHERITED WISDOM: UNVEILING THE DEEP-ROOTED ORIGINS OF INDIAN DEMOCRACY

Arshpreet Kaur — Mon, 15 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This article delves into the historical foundation of democracy in India, challenging the notion that democratic and other constitutional principles were foreign elements introduced in Indian legal system. Examining pre-constitutional periods, the article endeavors to link the ancient principles with the constitution in order to establish that foundation of India’s constitution is deeply rooted in its civilization past. The objective of this article is to establish links between traditional values and the current constitution, demonstrating how India's rich cultural legacy forms the foundation of the country's constitutional structure. The objective of this article is to establish links between traditional values and the current constitution, demonstrating how India's rich cultural legacy forms the foundation of the country's constitutional structure. It challenges the narrative of democratic transplantation by examining the socio-political dynamics of ancient Indian communities in an effort to find evidence of democratic principles ingrained in indigenous governance systems. By means of this investigation, the paper aims to highlight the native foundations of democratic principles in India, clarifying how they have developed and persisted over centuries, ultimately finding articulation in the country's modern constitution. By doing this, it hopes to both commemorate the long-lasting influence of Indian civilizational ethos on the development of the nation's contemporary governance systems and shed light on the historical trajectory of Indian democracy

The Role of Employability In Enhancing The Role of Soft Skills In Enhancing Employability of Technical Graduates: A Study

Dr. Prem Singh Parihar, Aparajita Banerjee, Richa Vishwakarma, Shashi Binani — Fri, 23 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study examines the pivotal role of soft skills in augmenting the employability of technical graduates. In today's ever-evolving job market, while technical prowess is highly valued, it is becoming increasingly evident that soft skills are equally crucial. Communication, critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence, all play integral roles in a graduate's ability to navigate and thrive. The paper investigates the impact of soft skills on job readiness, career progression, and overall job performance while exploring strategies for fostering these skills within technical education contexts. By meticulously examining existing literature and survey data, this research presents a comprehensive perspective on the importance and necessity and even sustainable development of soft skills. These skills, when coupled with technical knowledge, significantly augment employability prospects. and overall job performance, as well as exploring tactics for developing these abilities in technical training-focused educational settings. By means of a thorough examination of extant literature in conjunction with survey data, this study provides an all-encompassing viewpoint on the importance and necessity of developing soft skills. It emphasizes how graduates' employment chances are significantly improved when these abilities are combined with technical proficiency, opening the door to long-term professional success and progress

Guardians of the Vault: A Comprehensive Analysis of Cybersecurity Measures in the Financial Sector

Sangeeta Gupta, Dipika, Nancy Sharma, Jyoti — Fri, 23 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The digital era has brought about unparalleled convenience and efficiency in the quickly changing financial services market, but it is not without inherent concerns. Under the heading “Guardians of the Vault: A Comprehensive Analysis of Cybersecurity Measures in the Financial Sector,” this research paper explores the crucial topic of cybersecurity in the financial sector. The goal of the study is to give a comprehensive analysis of the tactics and safeguards used by financial institutions to protect their client information, digital assets, and general integrity against cyberattacks. The paper commences with an overview of the escalating significance of cybersecurity in the financial sector, outlining the historical context and contemporary challenges. It proceeds to analyze key cybersecurity frameworks and technologies utilized by financial institutions, scrutinizing their effectiveness in mitigating evolving threats such as data breaches, ransomware attacks, and advanced persistent threats. Furthermore, the research investigates the role of regulatory bodies in shaping cybersecurity practices and compliance within the financial industry. By exploring case studies of notable cybersecurity incidents and responses, the paper offers valuable insights into the lessons learned and the continuous adaptation required to stay ahead in the cybersecurity landscape. In the quickly changing digital age, the financial services industry has seen an increase in efficiency and convenience never before seen. But there are inherent worries with this shift, especially with relation to cybersecurity. In order to give a comprehensive examination of the strategies and defenses used by financial institutions to preserve customer information, digital assets, and general integrity against cyberattacks, this research paper explores the important subject of cybersecurity in the financial industry.

Ethics in Governance: Anti-corruption Measures

Priyanka Singh Tomar, Abhishek Verma — Mon, 01 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Corruption, the abuse of public office for private gain, erodes public trust, hinders economic development, and weakens democratic institutions. This research paper delves into the critical role of ethics in government and explores various anti-corruption measures. We begin by outlining the rationale for a strong ethical foundation within government, highlighting the detrimental effects of corruption. The research objectives then define the scope of this study, focusing on identifying and analysing effective anti-corruption measures. Specific research questions guide the exploration of these measures, examining their implementation, strengths, and limitations. The paper will analyse a range of strategies, including codes of conduct, financial disclosure, independent oversight bodies, citizen participation, and transparency initiatives. Finally, the conclusion will offer a comprehensive analysis of the effectiveness of these measures, emphasizing the importance of a multi-pronged approach in combating corruption. Using a sophisticated analytical framework, we break down these tactics to clarify their usefulness and effectiveness in preventing corruption in a variety of settings. Finally, our conclusion summarizes these results and provides a thorough evaluation of the effectiveness of anti-corruption initiatives. We emphasize that a multidimensional strategy is essential and that different techniques should work in concert to successfully address the complicated and multiple nature of corruption. Through the progress of this research, we hope to provide insights that guide policy creation and governance procedures, promoting robust and responsible systems that protect the public interest, promote equitable economic growth, and strengthen democratic governance.